A particularly splendid example of English domestic architecture, Queen Anne House was built by Thomas Gilbert in 1710 from Portland stone at a time when Sir Christopher Wren had initiated its use extensively in the re-building of London after the great fire.

Queen Anne House B&B is a beautifully renovated Grade II listed building circa 1720.  It has survived virtually unspoiled compared to most of the townhouses of this period.

We have 3 luxury double bedrooms to choose from:

The Oyster Room is a spacious romantic room perfect for wedding nights and large enough for added beds for children. It has a comfortable double tester bed with ensuite shower.

The Lotus Room is a spacious room with an oriental  feel and comfortable double tester bed with ensuite bath and shower.

 The White Room has a medieval look with its white muslin drapes and view overlooking the garden. It has a comfortable double bed and en-suite with power shower.

Queen Anne Guest House is close to Portland Bill, Weymouth and the famous Chesil Beach, the Weymouth and Portland Sailing Academy and the Tout Quarry Sculpture Park.